minor issues with Calendar
AnsweredWhen I log in my calendar pops up for week in April, it's easy to compensate for this but it does seem buggy. When I create a new appointment the calendar invariably sets it for 15 to 30 minutes after the time I chose on the calendar as in a 9:00 always pops up as 9:15 requiring me to go and correct it back to 9:00. Again no big thing but seems buggy. I'm loving using Simple Practice compared to my old system (Kareo)
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Hi Emory,
I hope you're having a lovely week so far. I'm happy to help you with your calendar. In most cases, if you haven't cleared your browser cache in a while, it can cause different connective or display issues. A lot of times, clearing your browser cache will solve these problems. Here's a helpful walkthrough just in case: Clearing your browser cache.
If you're still having issues after clearing your cache, the browser version you're using could instead be impacting your experience. SimplePractice might not operate successfully if it's used on an outdated browser version. Please try updating your browser along with your operating system, and then please let me know if that helps.
Additionally, this guide details the minimum requirements necessary to successfully use SimplePractice: What are the minimum requirements for successfully using SimplePractice?As for your question about scheduling appointments, where you click on the calendar will determine whether the appointment is 9:00, 9:15, 9:30, or 9:45. To indicate that an appointment is at 9:00, you'll want to click on the very top of that appointment's time slot rather than in the middle of the box:
Please let me know if you have further questions and I'll be glad to work with you.
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Hi Rachel,
I'd be happy to help. It sounds like this clinician may have accidentally bookmarked this date on the Calendar, so when he visits SimplePractice, his browser automatically directs him to these dates. To remedy this, you can suggest that he clear his browsing history and bookmark secure.simplepractice.com so that he'll always land on the current date when he logs in to SimplePractice.
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Hi Lisa, if you're referring to the default "All Time" setting in the client's Overview page, then you're correct. The first calendar is for the start date of the date range, while the second is for the end date. 1920 is an arbitrary year that's so far in the past that it will definitely capture the first appointment entered for any client, while the end date for the "All Time" date range will always be today's date, or the date you're looking at your client's file. Hope that helps clarify!
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